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Functionality in Litium 8 Commerce, PIM & CMS

With Litium's e-commerce platform, the possibilities are endless and the limitations are (almost) non-existent.

This is what you get in Litium 8:

Cloud service

Litium offers a cloud-based solution (Litium Commerce Cloud) for e-commerce and product information management. This means that companies can run their e-commerce on Litium’s infrastructure and therefore avoid investing in their own hardware.

 

Globalization

  • Support for multiple channels
  • Support for multiple markets
  • Multi-country support
  • Multi-language support
  • Tax class support
  • Multi-currency support
  • Central globalization administration
  • PIM assortment per market
  • CMS content per channel/language
  • PIM language per channel
  • Website and domain URL per channel
  • Payment and delivery methods per country and channel
  • Support for Google Analytics 4 and Universal Analytics per channel
  • Support for Google Tag Manager per channel
  • Prices with or without VAT per channel
  • Standard VAT and tax classes per country

 

Sales

  • Quick order search by order number
  • Advanced search and filtering for orders and campaigns
  • Multi-language support for discounts and campaigns
  • View in one language, edit in another
  • Support for multiple channels and systems via Connect ERP API
  • ERP API for order fulfillment
  • Connect Payments API for payment provider integration
  • GDPR compliant

 

Discounts

  • Buy X products, get discount on the cheapest item
  • Free shipping
  • Free gift
  • Product discount in % or fixed amount
  • Mix & match
  • Order discounts
  • Discounted product price
  • Campaigns combining multiple discounts and marketing content
  • Calendar view of campaigns and included discounts/content
  • Target discounts and campaigns to dynamic segments of anonymous or known visitors
  • Target organizations/companies (B2B)
  • Multi-currency and multi-channel discounts
  • Discount codes (single or bulk generated)
  • Discounts on dynamic product lists

 

PIM (Product Information Management)

Litium offers a product information management platform (PIM) that helps companies manage and distribute product data efficiently. The platform integrates easily with Litium’s e-commerce platform and surrounding systems such as ERP and DAM (Digital Asset Management).

  • User permissions for products, categories, product lists, and price lists
  • Quick product search by article number
  • Advanced search and filtering for products
  • Advanced data modeling (flexible attributes) for products and categories
  • Multi-language support
  • View one language, edit another
  • Catalog management
  • Multiple assortments
  • Category structures
  • Catalog and product admin permissions
  • Product lists including dynamic lists
  • Publish to multiple channels
  • Price lists for multiple channels and currencies
  • Discounts and campaigns from product lists and price lists
  • Tiered pricing in price lists
  • Inventory lists
  • Data modeling for products, variants, and categories
  • Product and variant templates
  • SEO data management
  • Product-to-variant inheritance
  • Upselling and cross-selling
  • Product relationships between products, variants, and categories

 

CMS (Content Management System)

Litium also provides a CMS within the platform that allows companies to create and publish website content. The CMS supports globalization and personalization and enables building websites using blocks.

  • User permissions for pages and blocks
  • Quick search for pages by name
  • Advanced search and filtering for pages and global blocks
  • Advanced data modeling (flexible attributes) for pages and blocks
  • Multi-language support
  • View one language, edit another
  • Multiple websites for different channels, currencies, and languages
  • Local and global blocks (reusable page components)
  • Drag-and-drop blocks
  • Publishing framework including drafts, publishing, scheduled publishing, and trash
  • Publish with subpages
  • Personalization support for anonymous and known visitor segments
  • Preview content across devices
  • Preview future content versions
  • Preview personalized content
  • SEO data management
  • Permanent redirects for SEO
  • Landing pages for product categories

 

Media

  • Media management for images, videos, and documents
  • Folder structure
  • Drag & drop upload
  • Download to local device
  • Preview images and videos
  • EXIF metadata support
  • Automatic scaling for optimized performance
  • Usage overview per asset
  • Permissions for media and folders
  • Quick search by filename
  • Advanced filtering and search
  • Flexible metadata modeling
  • Multi-language support

 

Customer management

  • B2C customers (individuals)
  • B2B customers (people in companies)
  • Roles for individuals within companies
  • Company hierarchies
  • Static and dynamic groups of individuals
  • Multiple addresses
  • Dynamic customer segments
  • Dynamic visitor segments
  • Admin module access permissions
  • Quick search by email
  • Advanced search and filtering for people, groups, and companies
  • Flexible data modeling for customers, groups, companies, and segments
  • Multi-language support

 

Services and support

Litium offers various services and support for its products and solutions, including training, consulting, and technical support.

Kalle Ekstrand

Kalle Ekstrand

Founder & Sales Manager

0371-22 23 61

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    Frequently asked questions about Litium

    Litium 8 is built to handle complex business processes. With flexible tools for pricing, discount structures, and customer segmentation, you can easily tailor offers to specific customer groups. The platform also supports advanced order flows, approval chains, and integrations with ERP systems for a seamless business flow.

    Litium's built-in PIM system makes it easy to centralize and manage large product catalogs. You can efficiently manage product data for multiple markets, languages, and currencies. The PIM system supports advanced data modeling with flexible attributes and relationships, providing full control over product information and enabling quick time-to-market.

    Personalization in Litium 8 allows you to customize content, campaigns, and offers based on visitor behavior, preferences, or segments. By targeting messages to specific audiences, you can create a more relevant customer experience, which increases conversion rates and customer loyalty.

    Litium 8 is designed to handle international e-commerce with support for multiple markets, languages, currencies, and tax classes. You can easily customize both product information and customer experiences for different countries and channels, with central administration for globalization.

    Litium 8 improves your SEO strategy with tools for managing metadata, SEO-friendly URL structures, and permanent redirects. The platform supports Google Analytics 4 and Google Tag Manager for easy traffic tracking. You can also preview SEO data by language and channel to optimize content before publishing.

    Litium 8 has a powerful campaign engine where you can create and manage campaigns for different customer segments, currencies, and channels. You can control discounts based on rules such as purchasing behavior, order value, or product combinations. Additionally, you get a clear overview in a calendar view to plan and optimize campaign strategies.

    In Litium 8, you can define user permissions at a detailed level for different modules, such as PIM, CMS, and media management. This allows you to control access to specific features and data based on roles and responsibilities in the organization.